Richard Davison

A constructive partnership, now bearing its first fruit, is a win-win for South Otago, officials say.

Drivers in West Otago continue to take "stupid" risks on flooded roads despite comprehensive warning and safety measures now in place.

A tiny country school can expect a massive influx of pupils this October — albeit of the more mature variety.

Contractors from Balclutha firm Andrew Haulage break ground for the Milton Main Street Upgrade project on State Highway 1, outside the Tokomairiro Presbyterian Co-operating Parish Church yesterday...

An unusually timed software upgrade will allow a South Otago health facility to test low- and high-tech patient management at the same time next week.

A Catlins school principal who commutes 750km a week says tomorrow’s fuel price hikes are "another kick in the guts" for hard-working people.

South Otago officials have moved to allay concerns the closure of a public spa pool may have been due to asbestos.

A southern council is putting the finishing touches to its "greatest ever challenge" as it prepares to take Three Waters management in-house.

A key Catlins beach destination may not be fully patrolled by surf lifeguards this summer.

Despite a last-minute venue change, the latest meeting of a controversial political group’s nationwide tour got under way uninterrupted in South Otago last night.

A controversial political group is facing further resistance from concerned locals as it continues its speaking tour.

Stakeholders are cautiously welcoming Government proposals to tighten up rules on farm-to-forestry conversions.

A new church official hopes his first-of-a-kind appointment in the South will help open the door for others.

A Southern mayor says his council is receiving more bouquets than brickbats of late.

Oversight of freedom camping in South Otago appears to be yielding positive results, according to the latest council report.

Clutha Mayor Bryan Cadogan says he is disappointed by Waitaki’s turn northwards under Three Waters reforms.

A rural vintage machinery club wants to give its machinery - and visitors - room to roam.

A South Otago pub may have to close following a review of its licences and manager’s certificate.